Anonymous
7/1/2025, 9:11:01 PM No.21440392
Spanish people have a dish called "morcilla" which is made from pigs blood, stale bread, sugar, cinnamon, anise seeds and pig fat.
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Anonymous
7/1/2025, 9:16:46 PM No.21440403
https://youtu.be/S4C5bv0VImA?si=0pwrN5LIvGoUjJvb
Anonymous
7/2/2025, 12:34:51 AM No.21440754
>>21440392 (OP)
They have this in literally every European country, it's called "black pudding" or boudin normally.
They have this in literally every European country, it's called "black pudding" or boudin normally.
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Anonymous
7/2/2025, 12:55:26 AM No.21440791
>>21440754
But it's typically savoury, no?
But it's typically savoury, no?
Anonymous
7/2/2025, 7:07:15 AM No.21441509
>>21440392 (OP)
Sounds like something invented for the Spanish Inquisition
Sounds like something invented for the Spanish Inquisition
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Anonymous
7/2/2025, 7:10:17 AM No.21441516
>>21441509
tell us now or we'll give you even morcilla!
tell us now or we'll give you even morcilla!
Anonymous
7/2/2025, 1:28:46 PM No.21441929
>>21441509
The Spanish Inquisition was a cornerstone of human rights. The Church actually have some sort of due process to the accused, unlike the civil authorities of the time. It also provided anyone accused with the opportunity to repent and be free, as well as alternative punishments, such as praying the Rosary, give alms to the poor, fast, etc. The only people executed were the ones who refused to repent. And they were also fed by the church if they were in prison, unlike the prisoners of the state.
The Spanish Inquisition was a cornerstone of human rights. The Church actually have some sort of due process to the accused, unlike the civil authorities of the time. It also provided anyone accused with the opportunity to repent and be free, as well as alternative punishments, such as praying the Rosary, give alms to the poor, fast, etc. The only people executed were the ones who refused to repent. And they were also fed by the church if they were in prison, unlike the prisoners of the state.